A web portal that brings Thailand's life sciences data into one place for researchers and businesses.
TILSNA
DNA Maker designed the TILSNA website for the Technology and Innovation in Life Sciences National Agency (Public Organization). The site is a central data hub for life sciences and health in Thailand.
The client
TILSNA is the Technology and Innovation in Life Sciences National Agency (Public Organization), a public body under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. Its establishment took legal effect on 7 February 2026.
The agency's role is to drive Thailand's life sciences, medical and health industries and to connect researchers with industry and investors.
What we built
DNA Maker designed the TILSNA website as a single gateway to Thailand's life sciences data. From one search box, visitors can look up research projects, researchers, companies, products, innovations, funding sources and awards, then follow how each record links to the others.
The design covers the public site and a members' area for researchers. Every page has a language switch, adjustable text size and a dark mode.
What's inside
The home page opens with a search bar split into tabs by record type, followed by featured projects, headline figures for the database and five target industries: pharmaceuticals and cell therapy, genomic and precision medicine, medical devices and medical AI, nutraceuticals and cosmeceuticals, and digital health. The explore page filters results by medical industry and health research field. Each project page shows the budget, project lead, research output, funding source and supply chain.
The science database page sums up the data in charts of projects by category, companies by size and revenue, and companies by province, with a connection map that draws lines from a project to its researchers, institutions and funders. Researchers sign in with the ThaiID app or by email to reach a personal dashboard with their ranking, citations and view statistics. The site also has a news section sorted by topic, an About page and a Contact page with a map and message form.
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